Sporting Judge hands out fines and bans after Milan vs. Inter derby - the details

"A fine of €8,000.00: to AC Milan for having its supporters, during the match, repeatedly hurled insulting chants at two players of the opposing team. Furthermore, for having, in the 47th minute of the first half, directed a laser beam at a player of the opposing team; mitigated sanction pursuant to art. 29, paragraph 1, letter b) of the CGS."

"The derby between AC Milan and Inter was generally played in good spirits, at least compared to the days of Theo Hernandez and Denzel Dumfries regularly having to be separated due to various physical altercations."

Following Serie A round 28, the Sporting Judge announced disciplinary decisions for matches played, with particular focus on the Milan-Inter derby at San Siro. Adrien Rabiot's yellow card was upheld, resulting in a one-game suspension. AC Milan received an €8,000 fine for supporters directing insulting chants at opposing players and for a laser beam incident in the 47th minute. Inter director Dario Baccin was fined for disrespectfully criticizing referee Doveri's decisions. Additionally, Milan fitness coach Simone Folletti received both a suspension and fine. The derby itself was noted as being played in relatively good spirits compared to previous encounters.

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